Well, I put my cold on the back burner to try to enjoy the holidays (I'll do a post on our New Year celebrations soon) per my previous post and the following was the result: Bronchitis - oh yes, the hacking, vile, disgusting, mucus-filled coughs that at one point had me vomiting and at other … Continue reading The Result of Scoffing at My Cold
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I Scoffed at My Cold
Perhaps against my better judgement the husband and I went out yesterday. It was a bit cold walking to the train station but I had a jacket and a very nice scarf wrapped around my neck keeping me warm.The scarf was a gift to myself...kinda. Thanks to Jasmine at Flux and Flow I was introduced … Continue reading I Scoffed at My Cold
About A Kite
I had a dream this morning but all I remember is watching a young boy run trying to fly a kite, it was a 3d kite not one of the flat kind. I was trying to give helpful tips. That is all.
50 Candles
Place: U.S. Naval Base, Yokosuka, Japan - Time: Approximately 2100 (9:00 pm) Incident: Taxi Driver Fails Breathalizer Test, occupants of cab fall into laughing fit. It was just a base taxi, the ones that drive people around base. We had just left the command holiday party, all of us with a couple of drinks in … Continue reading 50 Candles
Peter O’Toole, With Great Respect
An actor I will truly miss seeing on the big screen is Peter O'Toole. When I was a child my mother often turned on the old movies, Lawrence of Arabia and The Lion In Winter were favorites of mine. No matter the character he played in a movie or how large or small the role, … Continue reading Peter O’Toole, With Great Respect
Relationship Expert = Bullshit Artist
We (the Husband and I) were in a kind of social/relationship building group and we were out in town doing like a field trip kinda thing. We each had to create an imaginary person to use to discuss each other (for some reason). Mine's name was Olivia. So, one lady and I were chatting and … Continue reading Relationship Expert = Bullshit Artist
Winter Wind
If there is one thing that's constant in Japan it's the varying directions of the wind. It was already dark out, the wind was whipping twigs, dirt, leaves and other such things around everywhere. Pushing at me from the front as I walked toward the building I was headed to, then from the left side … Continue reading Winter Wind
If Red Dawn Merged with Battle: Los Angeles
I have decided to start posting my dreams, they can be rather odd and entertaining...I think. Most of my dreams are in a short movie style or perhaps movie trailer style and I usually see them first person, as me in the dream. I don't see myself usually unless I'm dreaming about how I specifically … Continue reading If Red Dawn Merged with Battle: Los Angeles
Should I Care If You Choose To Not Pay Your Bills?
Someone I know admitted recently they have over $100,000 in hospital bills and does not intend to pay them. This is an actual situation but I'm curious about it in a wider spectrum in the political and healthcare arenas. How does it effect us as a nation, as a financial structure as I'm sure this … Continue reading Should I Care If You Choose To Not Pay Your Bills?
Tokyo Weekend
A couple of months ago the husband and I decided to spend the four day Thanksgiving weekend in Tokyo exploring so we booked a semi-fancy Japanese hotel that seemed to be in a good proximity to many things and started narrowing down what we wanted to pack in to our weekend. A week before the … Continue reading Tokyo Weekend
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